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<h2>webmacro.org</h2>

You can download the most recent copy of WebMacro from its 
home: <a href="http://webmacro.org">webmacro.org</a>. 
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WebMacro is an opensource development project. That has 
three important implications for you:
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  <li>You get all the source code 
  <li>There is an active mailing list where you can get help
  <li>If you get involved, you might even become a developer!
</ul>

At any rate, the place to start learning about WebMacro is
definately the website itself.

<h2>webmacro list</h2>

You might consider joining and participating in the WebMacro
mailing list. Either follow the links to it from the WebMacro
website, or send mail to webmacro-request@webmacro.org to join.
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You will frequently get quick and effective responses to your
questions on the mailing list.

<h2>The JavaDoc API</h2>

WebMacro ships with a README and some other documentation, but 
the primary documentation continues to the the JavaDoc. WebMacro
is largely a library, and it is best documented through its API.

<h2>Justin Wells</h2>

I am the primary author of WebMacro, and its designer. I am here 
to answer your questions and to help you use it: so just contact
me, and I'll help set you straight.
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You can mail me here: <a
href="mailto:justin.wells@av.com">justin.wells@av.com</a> or <a
href="mailto:justin@webmacro.org">justin@webmacro.org</a>.

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